Meetings of a Selection Committee
141F Meetings of a Selection Committee
Meetings of a Selection Committee are to be held at such times and places as the Committee determines.
The Presiding Member may convene a meeting of a Committee.
At a meeting, the following persons constitute a quorum:
the Presiding Member;
a member referred to in paragraph 141B(1)(b);
a member referred to in paragraph 141B(1)(c);
one other member who may also be a member referred to in one of those paragraphs.
The Presiding Member is to preside at all meetings of a Committee.
A question arising at a meeting of a Committee is to be decided by a majority of the votes of the members present and voting.
At a meeting of a Committee, the Presiding Member has a deliberative vote and, if there is an equality of votes, also has a casting vote.
A Committee must keep a record of its proceedings.
The procedure of a Committee is to be as determined by the Committee.
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